Reclaimed Landscapes" explores sustainable and disposable fashion through the work of South Carolina based installation artist, Jarod Charzewski. His work centers on America's consumerism in fashion and how mass-produced clothing is purchased and then disposed of at alarming rates. Charzewski exposes consumer culture by utilizing donated clothing from Goodwill, which is meticulously folded and methodically stacked into undulating piles mimicking land masses or sedimentary rock layers. History is revealed within the monumental landscapes, creating a sobering legacy of disposable objects, illustrating our compulsive relationship with the fashion industry.